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CP#3: John G. Hall "Me And My Broken Mouth":
“John G. Hall comes out swinging from the left, trying to wake the reader from the endless nightmare insanity of a world obsessed with war all the time, soldiered by the machinery of corporate greed and religious fascism. John throws hard, pitching beatific curves with hope, heart and a hunger for peace, coming at you from the Doc Williams school of poetry as news; read all about it.” S.A. Grififn, co-editor The Outlaw Bible of American Poetry
“John Hall’s poetry has the gritty edge of a contemporary visionary in active development. He is not afraid to let the poem happen to him as experience and he is not imprisoned by form but open to its changing demands. Whether writing of broken-heartedness or dealing with experiences of a more directly political nature, his poems are always directed toward the future. So that outrage is never far from rage, nor affirmation from bitter actuality.”
Jack Hirschman, Author of Front Lines-Selected Poems Next book› |
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